Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 84, 7 April 1916, Page 1

SpeciiM Advertisements. Made from the best Sarharani? Kapoc; strong, reliable ticking, and well filled. Less our usual discount of 3d iat every 5/-. I* eP r l,y DraP«2l Taimafe WANTED. Woman Cook; wag-as 35/ per week. —Shute's Labour Exchange, Taihape. TO LET. Two furnished rooms, with use of kitchen and all conveniences. Apply "Central," Box 45, Taihape. . WANTED. A respectable, capable housekeeper for about six weeks; wages £1 per week. Apply Mrs. Hintz, Mataroa. - LOST DOG. Beward offered for a black beardy dog, lost from Koeke lately.r—J. T. King.

I WANTED TO SELL. | Young sheep dog, just commencing to run. Will make good huntaway. Price, £3 3/.—Apply "Dog," "Times' r office. WANTED. More PHENYLE. Ask at BENNETT'S for the Disinfectant that came suddenly into demand. DAINTY AFTERNOON TEA. Wanted Known—That at MRS DENNESS' TEA & REFRESHMENT ROOMS, near Cochran's music warehouse, a Dainty Cup of Afternoon Tea or Morning Tea i s every day available. A trial earnestly solicited. MRS. W. DENNESS, MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE. WANTED TO SELL. Five-roomed bungalow, all conveniences, electric light throughout, i-acre section, with option of purchasing adjoining section of similar size; situated in Kaka Road.—Apply "Times" office. OWING TO FIRE. BUTCHART BROS., Bakers and Pastry Cooks, wish their patrons and the public to know that they have opened in premises next to Finch'a Bazaar, in Main street, where bread and coafe«tionery may be obtained aa usual until further notice. . UUTCHART BROS, BatejTS and Pastry Cooks. WHY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING PAYS. We read a newspaper to get the news. It i s therefore logi-nl that we advertise in newspapers. <», advertising is nothing more or Ie»« than store news. The newspaper is part of our everyday and is consequently the place to advertise th e necessities as well aa the luxuries of the day. To advertise your business is to energise your business.